Fatwas of the Permanent Committee - page 96
Fatwas (page 96 of 126)
- Permissibility of giving a sum of money to a person on the condition that he returns a car…
- Selling food before taking possession of it
- Salam in the Purchase of a Car
- Knowing the amount of the item in a forward sale at the time of the contract
- He made a forward sale in honey from a specific apiary
- Ruling on the Hire of the Nargile
- The Permissible Forward Sale
- The sale of date palm fruit before pollination
- Purchasing crops long before their harvest
- Purchasing real estate to invest in it through rental and the like
- Selling the fruits of date palms and grapevines before their ripeness becomes apparent
- Selling the habhab before it ripens
- Selling the fruit of the fig tree until its ripeness becomes apparent
- The Partners in the Cat
- Returning the remaining price of the sold item to the seller after the buyer’s denial
- The wealth of a Muslim man is not lawful except by his willing consent
- Benefiting from unlawful earnings
- Selling the fruit on the tops of the date palms
- Clearing one's conscience by returning the money to its owner
- Delivering the debt to its rightful owner or giving it in charity
- Fulfilling the price of the sold item or giving it in charity
- Returning what was taken by an unlawful means to its rightful owner
- Taking money for trade and spending it on oneself
- Repentance and Seeking Forgiveness, and Returning Money Taken Without Right
- Visiting those whose earnings are from what is forbidden
- The children eating from the father's forbidden earnings
- Eating from forbidden earnings
- Earning money from a forbidden source, then repenting to Allah (Glorified and Exalted is…
- Getting rid of unlawful money by spending it in the causes of righteousness
- Prohibition of eating from unlawful earnings
- A man working as a beautician for women and eating from his earnings
- Giving charity with the right of its owner in mind if identifying him is difficult
- Prioritizing the return of wrongs, such as debts, over marriage
- Giving the fare in charity with the intention of it being on behalf of its owner
- A father eating from his son’s unlawful earnings
- Giving charity with the wages of their absent owner
- Giving charity with wages with the intention that the reward belongs to the owner
- Giving charity with a debt on behalf of its owner when he is satisfied with it
- Giving charity on behalf of another person with the owner's intention
- Repentance and Abandoning Shareholding in Banks
- Invitations to a wedding feast or party at riba-based banks
- Returning the amount to the thief from whom it fell
- Taking from the funds of donations, charity, and zakah
- Earning a living by exploiting land without the owner's permission
- Using the company car for non-personal work in the interest of the work
- Free mixing of men and women and accepting gifts from those who deal with interest-based…
- Getting Rid of Forbidden Wealth and Participation in Forbidden Trade
- The servant repents from usurious transactions that are still ongoing between him and…
- Giving charity with money on behalf of the person to whom it belongs
- Getting rid of unlawful wealth to purify the self and the wealth
- It is forbidden for a Muslim to engage in forbidden earnings
- Taking sugar and using it in drinks and the like with the company's permission
- Getting rid of the earnings from a café where forbidden items are sold
- Buying clothes with forbidden money and using them
- Repentance and Getting Rid of Money Earned from Narcotics
- Inheritance of wealth mixed with that which is forbidden
- Working in a video store for the sale and rental of films
- Possessing something that is not one's right and being unable to deliver its price to its…
- Taking money from the funds of a charitable association and disposing of it
- Difficulty in identifying the creditor of the deceased’s debt
- Seeking the owner of a right and fulfilling it, or otherwise giving charity on his behalf
- Faith was the price of a forbidden item
- Earnings from selling obscene images and films that violate moral standards
- Taking money without the owner's permission and consent
- Seeking the owner of a debt to fulfill his right
- Inquiring into the rights of their owners and fulfilling them, or otherwise giving charity…
- Taking the initiative to clear one's conscience of debts takes precedence over voluntary…
- The benefit of haram earnings and favoring some children in gifts
- Clearing one's conscience by returning excess money to its owners
- Pix Card
- Card for the Disabled
- Teacher's Card
- Conditioning usury-based fees for late payment on a business financial facilitation card
- A card issued by some companies to facilitate individuals' transactions in the markets
- Dealing with the Samba Visa Card
- A card for transferring the value of the goods from the buyer's account to the seller's…
- Participating in the Savings System of the Aramco Company
- Paying a specific percentage of the loan amount by the borrower when he delays repayment
- Discount card from the Chamber of Commerce
- The agent lied to the seller about the sale and then sought to pay him his due
- Delay in paying the debts of the deceased to their creditors
- Guide for the Teacher's Guide
- Handing over the debt to the deceased's heirs
- The Employee Savings Fund
- Financial prizes given to encourage saving
- Giving in charity the interest earned
- Saving with the Aramco Company
- Investing in the American Saudi Bank
- The Savings Fund of the Electricity Company
- Investment in Companies and Banks
- Interest-based profits are to be spent on charitable works other than mosques
- The Condition of Mutual Possession in the Sale of Gold
- Purchasing gold from a wholesaler and paying its value in installments
- Investment in banks that do not deal in riba
- Selling used gold and buying new gold from the same seller
- Selling gold to shops on credit
- Dealing with the Silver and Gold Cards
- Selling to a third party after agreeing with a previous party and relinquishing the…
- Selling a product bought from the factory that is adulterated
- The buyer's ownership of the sold item even if the registration is not completed
